Solomon Saltsman & Jamieson attorneys define zealous advocacy
The Cures Act, also known as the 21st Century Cures Act, is a federal law enacted in 2016 that aims to improve healthcare in the United States. Under the Cures Act, patients have the right to access and obtain copies of their medical records…
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Legal Help Live: Solomon and Saltsman Are All About Public Service
in NewsBy Contributing Editor, Diana Lesmez Saturday, May 5, 2007 9:19 PM PDT The first caller to Legal Help Live is Keira, from Westwood, who wants to know about her rights because on her first day at her new job at a restaurant her boss made a sexual pass at her. When she rebuffed his advances, […]
Ridgetop v. E-Z-GO
in NewsBy Alexa Hyland Daily Journal Staff Writer You’ve teed off on the fifth hole of a golf course nestled in the Angeles National Forest in northern Los Angeles County. You’re driving up the hill toward the green, and suddenly your golf cart stops. If your cart stalls like that enough times during rounds, you may […]
Jury Sides With Course In Cart Warranty Case
in Newsby Mike Bailey, August, 2007 Textron Inc. has paid nearly $1.7 million to a California company after a 12-person jury found that its golf car division misrepresented the warranty on a fleet of golf cars. In a six-week trial that ended in June, a Superior Court of California jury found that E-Z-GO, a division of […]
Is a living will enough?
in NewsAfter Terry Schiavo, Americans increasingly want to know how to draw up advance directives—instructions for their care if they become incapacitated and cannot make medical decisions for themselves. “If you are going to choose one thing to do, it should in most cases be a health care power of attorney,” says James Bernat, M.D. a […]
LEGAL HELP LIVE
in NewsL.A.’s Newest Cutting-Edge, Super-Lawyers TV Talk Show Stephen Warren Solomon and Ralph Saltsman, who hosted the popular long-running, KRLA radio talk show, Legal Help Live, recently made the transition from radio to TV. Legal Help Live is now a live, weekly, no-hold barred TV talk show. Think of Car Talk (if the two mechanics were […]
Casino license opponents fold
in NewsDavid Schwartz, Staff Writer San Bernardino County Sun SAN BERNARDINO – Opponents of a liquor license for the San Manuel Indian Bingo and Casino say they will not appeal a ruling that allows the gambling hall to serve alcohol in their residential neighborhood. The decision from the state Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control allows the […]
Jury Sides With Course In Cart Warranty Case
in Newsby Mike Bailey, August, 2007 Textron Inc. has paid nearly $1.7 million to a California company after a 12-person jury found that its golf car division misrepresented the warranty on a fleet of golf cars. In a six-week trial that ended in June, a Superior Court of California jury found that E-Z-GO, a division of […]
Ridgetop v. E-Z-GO
in NewsBy Alexa Hyland Daily Journal Staff Writer You’ve teed off on the fifth hole of a golf course nestled in the Angeles National Forest in northern Los Angeles County. You’re driving up the hill toward the green, and suddenly your golf cart stops. If your cart stalls like that enough times during rounds, you may […]
Wal-Mart Scales Back
in NewsKCET Publish date: June 21, 2006 Insider Viewpoints What is really at issue is not whether building a new Wal-Mart is a better choice for a municipality rather than another Starbucks. What is at issue in the Wal-Mart stories is whether municipal governments are abusing their power and exceeding their discretionary limits by making land-use […]
Tribal attorneys argue California’s tribes must have a judicial remedy to enforce the provisions of the Tribal-State Gaming Compacts.
in Gaming, Indian Gaming, NewsSSJLaw California Tribal Law Attorneys Tribal attorneys say rule paves the way for state to dismiss gaming-pact cases By Chet Barfield, UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER, June 7, 2006, SignOnSanDiago.com http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/metro/20060607-9999-1n7lawsuits.html Attorneys for tribes challenging the state in disputes over California’s Indian gaming compacts say they’re being trumped by a legal defense all but guaranteed to get […]
Anaheim may revoke club’s dance permit
in NewsThe Boogie attorneys say they haven’t seen letter from the business-license division notifying owners of the proposal. By SARAH TULLY The Orange County Register, Tuesday, May 23, 2006 TROUBLES: The Boogie is already in the middle of a 30-day suspension of its liquor license for lewd conduct violations. KEVIN SULLIVAN, THE The Orange County Register […]
pulse MATTERS OF THE HEART
in NewsBy Andy Wang In 1990, Hank Gathers, 23 years old and a rising star on the Loyola Marymount basketball team, collapsed during a game and died. Gathers had discovered only months earlier that he had an abnormal heartbeat, a condition that led to his sudden cardiac arrest. The incident was no isolated tragedy. According to […]